Newly single Maura Higgins sizzles in swimsuit snap after shock split from ex Chris Taylor
The Love Island bombshell has been flooding her fans with stunning new snaps since they announced their breakup last week (Image: Instagram)
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Heartbreak never looked so good as newly single Maura Higgins sizzled in her latest swimsuit snap.
Longford estate agent in court over alleged €3k PUP fraud
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liam.cosgrove@longfordleader.ie
A Longford estate agent has appeared in court charged with ten counts of allegedly fraudulently claiming over €3,000 in Pandemic Unemployment Payments );
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An estate agent has appeared in court charged with ten counts of allegedly fraudulently claiming over €3,000 of Pandemic Unemployment Payments (PUP).
Fintan McGill (65), Kilmacannon, Newtownforbes, Co Longford appeared before a sitting of Longford District Court this afternoon charged with ten counts of fraudulently claiming the State s welfare support scheme.
The charges date over a two month period between April 28 2020 and June 30 2020, all of which allegedly took place at Ulster Bank, Main Street, Longford under Section 6 of the Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) Act.
Property viewings reopen: 10 houses that you simply have to see in person As the lockdown on in-house viewing lifts, here are homes to suit every budget
Sat, May 8, 2021, 14:00 Updated: Sun, May 9, 2021, 06:00
Celebrate the return of in real-life viewings by making an appointment. But hurry as estate agents’ diaries are filling fast.
Monday is the day that home hunters can once again go beyond the hall door. Savvy buyers have already made their appointments, says Marian Finnegan, managing director of SherryFitzGerald. “We’re completely booked out,” she says, which means it may well be easier to schedule a haircut than try and see the interior of a home, at least for the next few weeks. Stock levels remains tight she warns, down 24 per cent from January 20 to January 21. “Demand is strong. It’s going to be a very busy trading summer.”
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The site of the illegal Longford wedding party (Image: Independent.ie)
The bridal party and organisers behind a wedding after-party in Co Longford, with over 100 guests, have been ordered to come before the courts to explain their decision to “flagrantly” breach public health guidelines. Judge Keenan Johnson issued the direction and said that he would hold a special sitting today to enable the parties to attend after an estimated crowd of 120 people attended a celebration on the outskirts of the town last week. Judge Johnson said he wanted to hear from each of the respective parties involved as to why the event proceeded just hours after an emergency circuit court injunction was granted to remove a 2,000 sq ft marquee which had been erected 24 hours earlier.
Cahergal Prince who sold for the top price of €3,600
Top priced cow and calf pair from the Johnstown herd which sold for €3,350 Previous Next
The Irish Aubrac Cattle Society hosted its spring premier on Saturday in Tullamore, with strong demand across all sections.
While prices didn’t reach the same highs as the autumn premier, which recorded an all-time record price of €4,350, prices did sail past €3,000 on a number of occasions.
Top price over the weekend was €3,600, which was achieved by the youngest bull on show, Cahergal Prince.
This 13-month-old bull was bred and exhibited by Sonny and Margaret Jennings from Tuam, Co Galway, and was secured by fellow Galway breeder Martin Curran.